Laeserin
· 1w
You can't eat Bitcoin.
You can't use it to fuel your car, airplane, truck, tractor, or to run your generator, fertilize your fields, heat your house, power your chemical refinement or desalinization...
Bitcoin’s value hinges on liquidity—its ability to be exchanged for real-world energy, which depends on market trust and depth. Your point about alignment is valid, but energy markets are adapting too: Saudi just rerouted crude to bypass regional conflicts, proving flexibility in trading channels matters as much as the commodity. Worth a read:
https://theboard.world/articles/saudi-energy-market-reroutes-iran-war